General provisions
This Privacy Policy (hereinafter referred to as the “Policy”) defines the procedure for processing personal data and measures to ensure the security of personal data from the side (hereinafter referred to as the “Administration”), which it may receive during the User’s use of the website www.kiwizone.ru (hereinafter referred to as - "Web site"). By using the Website and providing his personal data to the Administration, the User consents to the processing of data in accordance with this Policy, confirms that he is familiar with all clauses of this Policy and accepts them without exceptions or reservations. The administration sets as its most important goal and condition for carrying out its activities the observance of human rights and freedoms when processing his personal data.
Long Term Skill Shortage List (LTSSL)
This is a list of professions that are in demand in the long term. The list is updated every 6 months, but it does not undergo major changes. Essentially, this is a list of professions that are in constant shortage in New Zealand. It is LTSSL that is used in the instructions when applying for residency in the Skilled Migrant Category - the main category that allows a qualified, in-demand specialist to obtain permanent residence in New Zealand. It is this list of professions that you should focus on.
Basic concepts used in the Policy
Website is an Internet resource located at the network address www.kiwizone.ru. Exclusive rights to the Website belong to the Administration. The administration is KIWI-ZONE Limited, located at 7H Livingstone street, Auckland New Zealand. Personal data – any information relating directly or indirectly to the Website User. User – a person who wishes to use and uses the Website for personal purposes. Services – services provided by the Administration to the User, namely: receiving invitations from educational institutions in New Zealand, providing assistance in obtaining entry documents to New Zealand (visas), marketing services (providing discounts on education, etc.). Cookies are files that are stored on the User’s device, which the web client or web browser sends to the web server every time in an HTTP request when trying to open a page of the Website. Such files are necessary to collect statistics about visits and improve interaction with the Website.
List of in-demand professions in New Zealand
- list of professions in demand in the long term
also known as the Long-Term Skill Shortage List (LTSSL), is a list of skilled occupations that are in persistent shortage across New Zealand. Updated every 6 months. Widely used in instructions for obtaining a residence permit through work, as well as in the Skilled Migrant Category .
- list of professions in demand in the short term
aka Immediate Skill Shortage List (ISSL) or a list of occupations with acute shortages in selected regions of New Zealand. Updated every 6 months. In the case of a temporary work visa under this category, the employer does not need to provide evidence of attempts to recruit New Zealanders for this position, since it is already obvious to the New Zealand Immigration Service that employers cannot find enough people with these skills and qualifications in New Zealand itself. A person wishing to obtain a temporary work visa must strictly meet the qualifications and work experience requirements specified in the list. The list is not used for the Skilled Migrant Category or other methods of obtaining a residence permit and only applies to temporary work placement .
- list of in-demand professions Canterburry
aka the Canterbury Skills Shortage List (CSSL), covers the skills needed in the redevelopment of Canterberry, the region of New Zealand's south island hardest hit by the 2011 earthquake, and facilitates the issuance of temporary work visas for these professions. Updated quarterly and may include specialties not included in either the Immediate Skill Shortage List (ISSL) or the Long Term Skill Shortage List (LTSSL). If a person comes to New Zealand to work on a CSSL basis, there is no direct link to residency . At the same time, some professions are also included in the LTSSL, so a person in this profession can obtain a residence permit through the Skilled Migrant category.
PS From time to time I receive various questions about New Zealand on VKontakte or Facebook: studying, immigration, moving, finding a job, housing, etc. It so happened that due to the abundance of lush and colorful landscapes in the area, as well as the large amount of work (I already wrote that in New Zealand you have to work a lot), there is less and less free time. However, I will try to answer everyone at once, so as they say, stay tunned - interesting and much more practical posts are expected later on the blog
